Then he placed it on the floor and stepped on it.
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The floor of the studio shifted as Iz stepped on it.
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"The ball kid just stepped on it," Bacsinszky said with a laugh.
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Zarate had told cops that the gun went off after he stepped on it.
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Jesus A. Suarez del Solar accidentally stepped on it near Ad Diwaniyah, killing him.
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I remember how cold it felt when I gingerly stepped on it, how it seemed so scary.
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I was hoping so badly that someone would have stepped on it, just to see the reaction.
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He had driven to the basket and rolled the ankle before Thunder guard Russell Westbrook stepped on it.
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Kabrina Adams: My cousin had a skateboard, and I thought it looked cool, so I stepped on it.
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" Llacko soon realized the piranha was still alive: "I threw the head on the floor and stepped on it!
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If someone steps on your train it's really irritating but it's kind of your fault, not the person who stepped on it.
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Workers might have also stepped on it inadvertently while installing or maintaining the air-conditioning ductwork that runs through the 25-foot-high attic.
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In the Burbank branch he picked apart a burger in the middle of the restaurant, claimed it was contaminated, and stepped on it theatrically.
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"I think I stepped on it and, and it went off by itself," Zarate had told the cops, according to the court's decision handed down Friday.
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Click here to view original GIFThe last time the amateur scientists at Braille Skateboarding tested a deck made from a sheet of glass, it shattered as soon as they stepped on it.
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"One night at Graceland, Elvis dropped the ring on the floor and one of his 'Memphis Mafia' Members accidentally stepped on it and smashed it," says Henry Aldridge & Son, in a statement.
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I think Bernie stepped on it and slid around and she knocked that moment out of the park and the only thing that will be remembered is how she handled that tonight.
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"I was playing, and I didn't see that it was a little piece of wood, and I stepped on it, and I just fell down -- the current took me," Hernandez told KCBS.
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In between, the players spit on the ball, cut it, and stepped on it, so that by the third inning or so batters were swinging at something closer to a rotten cabbage than a baseball.
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Every day, they stepped on it and waited 20 seconds while it measured temperatures at different points on the soles of the feet, then the device wirelessly transmitted the temperature data to servers managed by Podimetrics.
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In the clip, Meester — a 24-year-old personal trainer who traveled from Amsterdam to America to spend time with his girlfriend — proceeds to show his shoe and points out where Silva, 43, allegedly stepped on it.
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It's hard to describe, but it didn't happen anywhere other than the bottom of the back of the dress, so my guess is I must have stepped on it or pulled it when sitting down at some point.
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Wearing a black suit teamed with a dramatic black, feather cape and matching hat, the star entered the courtroom accompanied by an entourage who looked to be guarding the jacket's train — and to make sure no one stepped on it.
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Another patient would obsess about seeing straw or grass strewn on the road there were two piece that fell on top of other and resembled a cross, and he stepped on it, that would be an unpardonable sin against the holy spirit.
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Some have barely moved from the places where they were written, while others have taken long and troubled paths to the hushed havens in which they now lie: Jeanne de Navarre's book was found alongside the "Très Belles Heures" of the Duc de Berry — which was mistaken for a brick by the soldier who stepped on it — when the train carrying Hermann Göring's stolen art collection was raided by French troops in 1945.
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The other was collected in 1996, on a Kauai footpath at 1000m elevation, damaged and apparently stepped on. It was discussed in a 1997 paper as the rediscovery of Apterocyclus honoluluensis. Apterocyclus kawaii can be identified by its distinctive mandibles and front tibia.
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Stonefish Envenomation, adventure medicine. The stonefish has venom in its dorsal spines; when stepped on by a human, the venom is forced into the foot. Most stonefish stings occur when stepped on, it is less common for stings when the fish is picked up.CSL Stonefish Antivenom.
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The world's tallest Nebraskan accidentally stepped on it in the second episode. Danny the Plumber Guy (Cross) A parody of Larry the Cable Guy. His catchphrase is "Git to gittn'." a parody of Larry's "Git r done." Creator David Cross is known for being critical of Daniel Whitney's character and routine.
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8000 Mongol horsemen faced Keraits for three days but eventually Kerait surrendered. Toghrul fled to Tayang Khan but was killed by a Naiman soldier named Qori Sübeči who did not recognize him. The majority of the Keraits allied themselves with Temujin. Toghrul's head was presented to Tayang who stepped on it, crushing it.
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Steps with 2 anti-slip rubber lines and small nosings Each step is composed of tread and riser. ; Tread: The part of the stairway that is stepped on. It is constructed to the same specifications (thickness) as any other flooring. The tread "depth" is measured from the back of one tread to the back of the next.
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HouseGuests stood on a square on the board, and would take turns taking one step to another square. Once a square had been stepped on, it was flipped over, thus removing it from the game. When a HouseGuest could make no more moves, they were eliminated from the competition. Chiara was the winner of the competition.
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This rock has a somewhat foot-shaped groove in the top, supposedly from when Odziozo turned around to go home and stepped on it. The pond filled up with the water that splashed out of the sound when Tuxis Island hit the water. This same legend was sometimes told by Europeans with the role of Odziozo being given to the biblical Samson.
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In 1200, he helped a brother of Toghrul, a Kerait prince Jaqa Gambu (also known as Kereyidei), who fled to Tayang khan. After a defeat in 1203 by Genghis khan, Toghrul escaped to Naiman territories. A Naiman patrol named Qori Sübeči did not recognize him and executed him on the spot. When Tayang was presented with the head of Toghrul, he stepped on it, crushing it.
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A little turtle, S. depressus can have a straight carapace length of as an adult, with a record length of . Both the common name and specific name refer to the fact that the species' carapace (upper shell) is much lower and flatter than those of the other members of the genus Sternotherus. In fact the flattened musk turtle looks as if someone had accidentally stepped on it, hence the common name.
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On 17 October 1942 the German forces carried out a raid at Bryggen, and the room was accidentally discovered. A rotten floorboard on the floor above gave way when a soldier stepped on it leading to discovery of the well-hidden room. None of the members of the Theta group was captured. The group members had prepared a large batch of TNT in case the room was discovered and searched.
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Han'nya burned his lips, cut off his ears and nose, and crushed his cheekbones so he could disguise himself as any individual. After the Bakumatsu, Han'nya received no prosperous government job offers because of his appearance. Watsuki was originally going to base Han'nya off of the "Elephant Man"; intending for his face to be deformed because a person stepped on it while he was still in his mother's womb.Watsuki, Nobuhiro.
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He also accused Haller of poking him in the chest, and after Haller denied doing so they called each other liars. Weaver's contempt for umpires was often mutual. One night in 1973 Weaver threw his cap to the ground and began a vehement argument with Luciano. Luciano's crew-mate Don Denkinger walked over to Weaver's cap, stepped on it with the sharp cleats of both shoes, and slowly twisted back and forth.
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"She stepped on it and descended into the sea with graceful composure, as if she had been alighting from a carriage," Gayarré wrote in Youx's voice. "She sank, and rising again, she, with an indescribable smile of angelic sweetness, waved her hand to me as if she meant to say: 'Farewell, and thanks again'; and then sank forever." Because Gayarré mixed fact with fiction, it unknown whether Youx's confession was real or not. Côté, Richard N. (2002).
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The boy kept the sheep out of the elves' meadows, but one day, while he played the flute, one strayed over, and others followed. When he tried to drive them back, elves appeared and he had to play the flute for them to dance. They let him go at night but insisted he come back the next day. Next evening, he dropped the flute and stepped on it, and lamented it, telling the elves that it was made from the heart of a cherry tree.
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Activist Huwaida Arraf reported that Israeli soldiers attacked those who tried to block them with kicks, tasers, and concussion grenades, and that some people were beaten so severely that they had to be hospitalized. Arraf said that the Israelis smashed her face against the ground and stepped on it, and that they later handcuffed her and put a bag over her head. Another woman similarly had a bag placed over her head. First mate Shane Dillon reported that Israeli troops broke the nose of a Belgian woman and beat another passenger.
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It is said that Ninian's grave was marked by an alder tree, and that whoever stepped on it would die. It was known as "Sandey" (sandy island) by the Norse. This probably refers to the Oitir Buidhe which lies on the north shore of Sanda facing Sheep Island. Another name that appears to have attached itself to the island is Havoin (and numerous variants such as "Aven", "Avona"), which was recorded amongst the "Danish" by Dean Monro in his 16th century Description of the Western Isles of Scotland.
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Perhaps the most striking feature of the entire church is the sanctuary, which when is light up is both dramatically breathtaking and simply beautiful. Inside the very tall belfry of the church are the three bells, two of which are massive ones and the other one is a small one. To ring the large one, they need to step on the chain that is attached to the bell's clapper to make it hit the sound rim. The harder it is stepped on it the louder would the sound be.
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To prevent rats from chewing holes, she recommended the "amusing" solution of threading a glass bottle at each end of the line. The bottle would rotate when a rat stepped on it and throw the rat down. Apartment kitchen in Le Havre with 1946 SEPAC furnishings in "reconstruction style" Nowhere in Bernège's writing is there any suggestion that household management is anything but a female domain. Although she was not a declared feminist, and did not question the division of household duties, Bernège called out against the "subjugation of women" and the slavery of household chores.
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Terry as Toto with Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz (1939) In the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, Toto was played by a female brindle Cairn Terrier named Terry. She was paid a $125 salary each week, which was more than some of the human actors (the Singer Midgets who played the Munchkins reportedly received $50 to $100 a week). Terry/Toto's memorial at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery During production, Terry's foot was broken when one of the Winkie guards accidentally stepped on it. A second dog had to be used while she healed.
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With Beckie Scott (left) at the 2006 Winter Olympics Norwegian coach Bjørnar Håkensmoen gave Sara Renner a ski pole after hers was broken when a competitor stepped on it during the cross-country team sprint at the 2006 Winter Olympics. Norway's athlete ended up fourth, implying that this selfless act of sportsmanship may well have cost the Norwegian team a medal.Håkensmoen assists Renner. Renner gave Håkensmoen a bottle of wine as a thank you, while other Canadians responded with phone calls and letters to the Norwegian Embassy and sent 7,400 cans of maple syrup to Håkensmoen.
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It is believed that the sore on his toe was the result of a cancer that was already spreading in Marley's body. Contrary to those sources, Rita Marley is quoted in saying: "Somebody stepped on it with their spiked boots and it started to get infested. But Bob would still play football the next day on it, and the next day." The documentary also conducts interviews with Rastafari doctors, which shows Marley's strict adherence to the religion. Rastafari doctor, Carleton Fraser, states that “doctors recommended amputation of the hip and removing the entire leg.” Chris Blackwell gives conflicting information and insists that they just needed to amputate Marley's big toe for him to survive.
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On Bastille Day on July 14, 1932, she descended a stairwell draped in Cuba's red, white and blue colors, causing the French to mistake her patriotism of her homeland as a gesture to their own national holiday and earning her praise with shouts of "Vive La France". This led "Mariana scarfs" copied from her costume to go on sale in chic French stores, along with casseroles, cocktails and perfumes named after her, and taught Josephine Baker the rhumba. Parla then went to Brussels, where Leopold of Belgium was so taken with her rhumba that he provided her with a large enough box of chocolates that she stepped on it. She returned to the United States via the SS Île de France in November 1933.
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Sky Sports pundit and Southampton legend Matt Le Tissier later ranked Nakamura's free kick as among the best five set-piece goals he has ever seen. On 26 December, Nakamura chipped the ball over Dundee United's goalkeeper Derek Stillie at Celtic Park; the goal earned Nakamura the SPL Goal of the Season award. It was Nakamura's performance in the final 20 minutes of the game which allowed Celtic to escape with a point, prompting Gordon Strachan to proclaim him "a genius". On 25 February, during the Scottish Cup quarter-final between Celtic and Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Nakamura broke a bone in his left hand after an Inverness player stepped on it. However, Nakamura nevertheless played in the next game on 3 March against Dunfermline Athletic.
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This specific issue was addressed in 2002 by a former UN staffer, who said that Khrushchev could not have spontaneously removed his shoe at his desk but had previously lost it after a journalist stepped on it. The UN staffer then retrieved the shoe, wrapped it in a napkin, and passed it back to Khrushchev, who was unable to put it back on and had to leave it on the floor next to his desk; the same staffer also confirmed that she saw him later bang the shoe on the desk, thus functionally confirming the reports by Nina Khrushcheva and Viktor Sukhodrev. According to German journalist Walter Heinkels, a shoe producer in Pirmasens said he had seen a picture of the shoe in a newspaper and recognized it as being from his production. The Federal Ministry of Economics explained that West Germany had sent 30,000 pairs of shoes to the Soviet Union.
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